The Subsidized Housing Program aims to provide single mothers with affordable, safe, and supportive housing, along with essential resources to help them establish a stable foundation for their future. Our program focuses on transforming the lives of participants by offering cost-effective living options, fostering a secure and nurturing environment, and connecting single mothers with vital services that enhance their well-being and empower their children.

The Subsidized Housing Program aims to support single mothers and families by providing affordable housing and essential support services. To qualify, applicants must be single mothers or primary caregivers of children, legal residents of the service area, and have completed a recognized shelter or short-term transitional housing program. Successful completion typically involves securing stable employment or a consistent income, demonstrating progress toward independent living, and adhering to program requirements such as case management, goal-setting, and participation in support services.

Priority is given to those who have completed a shelter program or are currently experiencing housing instability and are committed to making a positive change in their lives. This program offers safe, stable housing along with access to resources that empower families to achieve long-term self-sufficiency and success.